Immerse yourself in the culture, art and music of the picturesque neighborhood of Cuban exiles. You will find the local people and habits to be fascinating. As we walk through the district, be introdu
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Location: Miami
What's Included
- The tour makes five food stops with tastings that equal a full lunch
- Visit to Havana Classic cigar factory, The Cuban Memorial, Maximo Gomez Domino Park, Rooster Alley
- A rum mojito cocktail, Cuban coffee, fresh tropical juice and water
- An expert local guide will introduce you to some of Little Havana's best sights and eateries
Community Discussion
Q&A
A: There’s no strict age limit! Families with kids and older adults often join in. Just keep in mind that some of the tastings might be more appealing to older kids and adults. It's a pretty laid-back atmosphere, so everyone can enjoy the culture and food.
A: Definitely wear comfortable shoes! You'll be walking quite a bit between food stops and sights, so sneakers or comfy sandals are a great choice. The tour is around 3 hours long, so keep that in mind.
A: Yes! Miami weather can be unpredictable, but they’re pretty accommodating. If it rains, you can usually reschedule without any extra fees. Just make sure to contact them ahead of time.
Discussions
Just did the Little Havana tour and loved it!
I recently went on the Little Havana Like a Local tour, and wow, what an experience! We made five food stops, had the best Cuban coffee, and a mojito that was to die for. The guide was super knowledgeable and took us to hidden gems I’d never have found on my own. Plus, the cigar factory tour was fascinating! Highly recommend it for anyone visiting Miami!
Thinking about gifting the Little Havana tour—any thoughts?
I'm considering giving the Little Havana tour as a gift to my foodie friend. Has anyone done it? What did you think about the food stops? Are they actually good or just tourist traps? I really want this to be special for them.